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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Behav Med. 2015 Aug 22;39(1):1–12. doi: 10.1007/s10865-015-9670-1

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of all participants (N=383)

Demographic Characteristic Total
N(%) or Mean (SD)
Race
 African-American/Black 351 (91.6)
 White 27 (7.0)
 Other 5 (1.4)
Education
 8th grade or less 26 (6.8)
 Some high school 150 (39.2)
 High school diploma/GED 145 (37.9)
 Some college/tech school 45 (11.7)
 College degree 10 (2.6)
 Any graduate training 7 (1.8)
Monthly income
 $0–$499 87 (22.7)
 $500–$999 219 (57.2)
 $1000+ 77 (20.1)
Relationship status
 Married 36 (9.4)
 In a committed relationship 97 (25.3)
 Separated 28 (7.3)
 Divorced 33 (8.6)
 Widowed 15 (3.9)
 Single 174 (45.5)
Usual healthcare provider
 Medical clinic at a hospital 270 (70.5)
 Med clinic not at a hospital 108 (28.2)
 Hospital emergency room 1 (0.3)
 Some other type of place 4 (1.0)
Physical functioning
 Low 135 (35.2)
 Medium 116 (30.3)
 High 132 (34.5)
Acute care non-utilization
 Suboptimal 188 (49.1)
 Optimal 195 (50.9)
Viral suppression
 Detectable viral load 131 (34.2)
 Undetectable viral load 252 (65.8)
Ever been in jail/prison
 Yes 322 (84.1)
 No 61 (15.9)
Sex
 Males 235 (61.4)
 Females 148 (38.6)
Age (years) 48.2 (6.3)